Moved.The old site now redirects to myeducrate.org.
What's in the box: Each monthly crate had a themed book, hands-on activities, lesson plans, and a challenge kids could complete to enter a prize contest.
MyEduCrate is not operating normally right now. Its old Cratejoy store address redirects to myeducrate.org, and the site's copyright notice ends at 2021, so we do not recommend trying to subscribe. When it was running, MyEduCrate was a monthly educational box for children ages 6 to 11, created by certified teachers. Each crate had a surprise theme and used what the company called a multidisciplinary approach, linking lessons in several standards-based subjects to one career-themed concept. Boxes came with a book, hands-on activities, and lesson plans to guide parents through the material. Kids could also finish monthly challenges and enter a contest for a chance to win a prize box. The company marketed the box as a way to cut down on screen time and called itself award winning, but the site does not say which awards. It is sometimes listed with math and logic kits, but the site describes a general learning box covering several subjects, not a math-focused product. The site does not list prices or plan details. If you want a teacher-designed activity box for this age group, pick a service that is clearly active and taking orders.
